Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1887-10-06

Suffice it to say that the ladies did bet
ter than ever before. The principal
exhibitors were.
llrs. d. A. Mosher Mrs =. Chamberlain
Henry White - Joseph Ehrick
y. G.. Williams Geo Ferguson
Jas Holden W. ). Alckena
l.. u. Bcccher Elam SlOat
G.. Evans H. Sponenburg
Nm shannon G. - Gilbert
\. GOhcen John Wark
NJ BeaTSS lhOS. Bell
stephen Beadle u. Robinson
JOS. Motley H.F. Leonard
t.. ii. Rose Nelson TectS
John Bishop &. ;. KING
Martin Nienerey Hugh McPheo
- {. Huffman W. TOmlinSOn
i. =. Ililbourn Maggie MenerCy
Manda laDien Bessie Cork
Eliza sullivan Miss Sterling
Mary a. Nanorman Emma Holden
Minnie Wear Il. G.. Crook
Ida Patterson Mamie Cooper
Lizzie MgHercy Mary Pearce
The line display of house plants all
in bloom added much TO the beauty of
tie scene, and the songs of birds and
cilattering Of parrots were heard above
the LOUD mum OF voices, enliv0ning all.
On the corner next TO c. III. Niggman' 3
iine exhibition Of
WATCHES,
clocks, jewelry ETC., superintended by
the genial Cyrus Robinson, were
CLOTHS.
flannels, blankets, yarns etc, manuiac-
ured by The Brockway Centrer WO0len
mills, G. Andreae IL Sons, prOprietors, Il
goodly showing. a. GOheen's exhibit
tiOn OF furniture and sewing machines
occupied prominent position In this
building as also did Is. A. Carroll u
Co.'S. millinery and fancy goods. y
curiosity in the shape Of centre table
the handiwork of Geo. +. Evans and a
bric-a-Drac made by Henry Pearcc were
taken particular notice Of 10y every vi
sitOr. John Mccormick, harness, >. l..
Ballentine, cloaks. shawls, etc, II. ).
Patterson, sewing machines, organs,
etc, all of Port Huron made good dis
plays. Last but not least was the eX-
hibition of two fine instruments from
the Gould Organ Co. Of Lexington.
This completes the display in the man
building. The first thing noticed out
side was Anderson d Cos. mammoth
tent in which were
WAGONS,
carriages, buggies and cutters, fine
exhibit, and around the tent were feed
cutters, corn shelters, gang plows. etc
Next came w. II. Harris of Brockway
with lirst-class display of
BUGGIES AND CARRIAGES
of his own manufacture. lie deserves
credit for the fine work he turns out
Joseph Collins gave the farmers point
ers on the good qualities of the Deering
| binders and mowers, as also did j. III
Bartlett, of Fargo, on the light Johnson
steel binder. VIM. Jolly, of Brockway
made disylay of his patent stone boat
POULTRY
10 1fc,Nlaxy IN 40 fhn
consisting of ducks, geese, turkeys
fowl, etc, of the best kinds. Among
| the exhibitors were
Palmer Chamberlain Albert McKenna
| Willie Palmer Emerson cooper
| VIM, GaskiI Clarence Holden
4 Elan Sloat Geo. Menerey
! Brooklyn Bearss Henry Welch
| Jacob Menerey Jim Welch
John Rath
STOCK
A finer exhibition of horses W;,s never
known in the history of this society
and vast improvement was noticed
in the quality. The entries in cattle
sheep and swine were numerous ant
the quality much finer than has beer
shown before. Altogether the live
stock was the main feature of our fair
In the contest for the most perfect horse
on the grounds Finlayson ~ Orse
were requested to withdraw their stal
lion, Frank Walsingham, on accoun
of there not being any other stallion o
his class in the ring and i'm doing thi
the heavy draught horses would have
better chance to compete for th'
prize. The judges all conceded tha
their stallion was the most perfec
horse on the grounds. The exhibitor
in these departments were
John A. Anderson Maurice Maraklc
ThOmes Carless ID. A. Mosher
Isaac Menerey ID. G.. FinaysOn
Albert McKcnna A. Howell
J. Johnson Dan Foley